arrays

[velan vel]

hai
can any one give ans for this question

1. byte [] arry1, array2[];
2. byte array3 [][];
3. byte[][] array4;
If each array has been initialized, which statement will cause a compiler error?
A. Array2 = array1;
B. Array2 = array3;
C. Array2 = array4;
D. Both A and B
E. Both A and C
F. Both B and C

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velan vel

[premraj cheguri]

I think the answer is A

[santosh kothapalli]

Hi,
array2 is two dimensional array and cannot be referenced with one dimensional array array1 so the option is A

[chennur gudur]

I think the answer is F

[Suiram Namuen]

But what makes array2 a two-dimentional array? I don't understand the syntax.

[Sandeep Prabhakar]

Consider the statement
"byte [] arry1, array2[];"
This is same as
byte[] arry1;
byte[] array2[];

Since the first "[]" is associated with the datatype (byte in this case), it is applicable to all the identifiers that follows (of course they should be comma seperated).